... numbers of nuclear warheads for each country (as of 2025): Russia – 5,459 warheads USA – 5,157 warheads China – approximately 500 warheads France – 290 warheads United Kingdom – 225 warheads India – 172 warheads Pakistan – 170 warheads Israel – ~90 warheads North Korea – ~50 warheads A tenth country often mentioned in the nuclear context is Iran . Formally, Tehran does not possess nuclear warheads (0 units), remaining within the framework of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation ...

Despite geopolitical tensions and restrictions, oil prices remain relatively stable. Experts explain why the market isn't hitting records and what influences fuel costs. On Friday, June 13, following an extensive bombardment by Israel of Iranian territory, oil prices predictably surged by 13% but quickly fell back. The parties continue to exchange strikes; Donald Trump prematurely left the G7 summit over the Middle Eastern situation, summoning Security Council members to the ...

... in recent years. Following are major European and other innovative economies: the United Kingdom (104 unicorns), France (34), and Germany (29). In addition to these leading nations, the top 20 countries by number of billion-dollar startups include: Israel (24), Brazil (24), Canada (20), South Korea (16), Argentina (14), and Singapore (14). Rounding out the top 20 are Japan (12 unicorns), Finland (9), Indonesia (9), and several countries with 8 unicorns each: Australia, Mexico, Poland, Saudi Arabia,...

... Growth or Increased Competition Among Exporters?" the author analyzes the current geopolitical events affecting oil production in these countries. The article discusses how the political crisis in Venezuela and the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran may impact the global oil market. Special attention is given to potential changes in oil production and export volumes, as well as their effects on global prices and competition among exporters. The article provides a deep analysis of ...

... reportedly preparing for an IPO aimed at raising ~$500 million. Additionally, the Indian government launched a special fund of INR 5 billion (≈$58 million) to support space startups and another venture fund of INR 10 billion for new space technologies. Israel , categorized by analysts as part of the Asian market, marked growth: in the second quarter, the investment volume there reached two-year highs, largely due to significant rounds in cybersecurity (for instance, the Israeli company Cato Networks ...